For educators & academic programmes
Bring production practice into the classroom.
A practical teaching system for risk management in game development — built around the challenges students meet in team projects.
Use it as a standalone module or within production, project management, studio practice and capstone teaching.
Explore the sample pack
Teaching that connects
Make uncertainty part of the learning.
For programme leaders, module convenors and teaching staff in game development, computing and interactive media.
For your teaching
Lecture slides, instructor guidance, practical worksheets and a semester-ready framework support undergraduate and postgraduate delivery. Adapt the structure to your programme and enrolled cohort.
For your students
Work through scope, late integration, communication and technical assumptions. Students practise identifying, prioritising, mitigating and communicating risks in their own projects.
Practical outputs include risk registers, RAID logs, mitigation plans, premortem outputs and milestone-readiness assessments.
Inspect before adoption
See what you would teach.
These are representative samples for academic evaluation, not the full teaching suite. Formal teaching delivery requires an institutional licence.
- Instructor Sample SlidesPPTX
- Educator NotesPDF
- Assessment Specification for Risk Management CoursePDF
- Chapter 3 Sample Foundations Risk ManagementPDF
- Module Overview 12 Week StructurePDF
Files open on Google Drive or Google’s document viewer. Keep inspection materials within your academic evaluation process; do not post or redistribute them publicly.
Institutional adoption
A licence for your programme.
Licensing is institutional, annual and programme-based, for internal teaching with enrolled students. Materials can be hosted in your institutional VLE or LMS for enrolled cohorts, not publicly.
The core system includes the teaching framework, lecture slides, instructor guidance and practical worksheets, with minor updates and clarifications during the licence term.
Cohort access to an online student reference course, guest lectures and staff development are optional additions to discuss separately.
Request the Legal and Licensing Pack for full permitted use, restrictions and procurement details.
Your next step
Let’s look at your curriculum.
Include your institution, programme or module, undergraduate or postgraduate level, and planned academic year.
Email info@game-production.com for inspection access and the Legal and Licensing Pack.
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